Young people across Africa are taking stock of where they are and where they want to be. For many in Gen Z, this moment is shaped by big questions about careers, financial stability, personal growth, and the kind of future they can realistically build. Rising living costs, rapid technological change
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Moritus Peters
Mortius Peters is a result driven data scientist and data analyst at BusinessDay Media Limited, where he works in the Audience Engagement department.
Mortius combines data and storytelling to gently guide readers toward solving real-world challenges through insightful and engaging content. He currently specializes in crafting listicles that illuminate economic and financial issues, making complex data accessible and actionable. As a passionate researcher and financial analyst, he sees data as the cornerstone of sustainable development and economic growth.
